TWS Takes Japan's Top Spot With 'Soda Soda' as Aimyon Makes a Comeback
The Japanese charts are heating up with a K-pop group and a veteran artist making major moves this week.

TWS just claimed the No. 1 position on the Japan Hot 100 with 'Soda Soda,' flexing on the competition and cementing their grip on the Japanese market. The group's momentum keeps building, and this chart-topper proves they're not just passing through—they're settling in.
What's wild is the return story happening right below them. Aimyon's 'Ai Wo Tsutaetaidatoka' is back on the charts nearly four years later, showing that real artistry has legs. That's the kind of staying power that matters in this business.
Meanwhile, ME:I's 'Flower Road' crashed the party at No. 2, adding another fresh contender to the mix. The Japanese charts are looking diverse right now—K-pop getting its respect, homegrown talent returning strong, new acts making noise. That's what a healthy chart looks like.
Read the full story at Billboard → https://www.billboard.com/music/chart-beat/tws-soda-soda-japan-hot-100-aimyon-ai-wo-tsutaetaidatoka-1236315223/
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